Newbie asking for help: What does pipe R(E)DN150*125 mean?
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Newbie asking for help: What does pipe R(E)DN150*125 mean? What does T(R)DN100*50 mean as well? I’m not quite sure what R(E) and T(R) are
R(E) should refer to 150*125, which is 6\" changing to 5\", behind the eccentric reducing fitting (ECC-REDUCE); T(R) refers to the reducing tee (R-TEE), and the dimensions are indicated similarly behind it
What was said upstairs makes sense; the original poster should ask about fittings, not pipes
R(E) should refer to 150*125, which is 6\" changing to 5\", behind the eccentric reducing fitting (ECC-REDUCE); T(R) refers to the reducing tee (R-TEE), and the dimensions are indicated similarly behind it
R(E) should refer to 150*125, which is 6\" changing to 5\", behind the eccentric reducing fitting (ECC-REDUCE); T(R) denotes a reduced-diameter tee (R-TEE), and again, the dimensions that follow it are correct
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Clicking on the Hide Stamp, R(E) should refer to 150*125, which means a change from 6\" to 5\"; T(R) denotes a reduced-diameter tee (R-TEE), and the numbers following it indicate the dimensions
6 inches (DN150) reduced to 5 inches (DN125)
eccentric reducer, reducing tee. Eccentric tees, reducers with different pipe diameters
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